Immersive Craft Mod for Minecraft 1.12.2/1.11.2

The Immersive Craft Mod might not be one of those essential mods that players simply must have installed on their Minecraft client but, regardless of this, it’s still a pretty solid mod that you’ll definitely enjoy using. The purpose of the mod is to alter the way players handle objects in Minecraft, and the mod makes it so that handling objects feels much more realistic and lifelike. The mod definitely synergizes nicely with resource packs that prioritize on realism and, all things considered, it’s something that we highly recommend installing if you want to make your Minecraft experience more lively and immersive.

The big feature of the Immersive Craft Mod is its chest that actually allows you to see yourself interact with items. Normally, interaction with items in Minecraft is done through simple user-interfaces, but this mod’s chest makes it so that you can actually see the items move around as you interact with them and this is a really intriguing feature that makes Minecraft’s gameplay quite exciting. Alongside the chest, there’s even a great cupboard that function the same way but can be mounted onto a wall for convenience.

The Immersive Craft mod also allows players to plant sticks into the ground much like people can do in the real world and, once these sticks have been placed, you can even make them burn. On top of all its other features, Immersive Craft also has a full-fledged workbench. This workbench is basically the mod’s variation of the crafting table. Through this workbench, you’ll actually be able to see your items during the crafting process. Traditionally, crafting in Minecraft revolves around putting resources in an interface and then the game returns you the final item but the workbench will allow you to see the entire crafting process in all its glory.

Immersive Craft Mod Changelogs

1.3.6:

Fixed client-side update of items for chest/cubboard/shelf in case automation is used.